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Stephen Curry, Draymond Green Are Sorry the Warriors Are Awesome

Stephen Curry, Draymond Green Are Sorry the Warriors Are Awesome

You poke the Golden State Warriors, you get the wrath of the NBA’s MVP. Members of the Los Angeles Clippers, most notably head coach Doc Rivers, and the Houston Rockets, most notably James Harden, have decided to send less-than-completely-loving-and-adoring feelings Golden State’s way. Rivers, per multiple outlets, riffed on the role luck played in their [...]

October 14, 2015 admin Blogs 0

Manu Ginobili on His Responsibility to Spurs Fans Is Just the Best

Manu Ginobili on His Responsibility to Spurs Fans Is Just the Best

Manu Ginobili is a good dude. No, I’ve never met him, or even interviewed over the phone. I’ve yet to even see him play in person. There is so much I don’t know about him, I shouldn’t draw any conclusions about the person he is off the basketball court. To me, he should just be [...]

October 14, 2015 admin Blogs 0

NBA Eastern Conference Preview

NBA Eastern Conference Preview

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October 13, 2015 Anou Enright Blogs, Ryan Bawek 2

Otto Porter Set for Breakout Year

Otto Porter Set for Breakout Year

Otto Porter is ready to break out in 2015-16. He was taken 3rd in a disappointing 2013 draft, headlined by the biggest bust in recent history, Anthony Bennett. Coming off a season where he averaged 6 points a game, and 3 boards, a lot of you will be looking at this going “WHAT??” But let’s [...]

October 12, 2015 admin Daanyal Saeed 1

Important: Melo Doesn’t Hate Teammate Sasha Vujacic Anymore

Important: Melo Doesn’t Hate Teammate Sasha Vujacic Anymore

Carmelo Anthony is a forgiving man…in a manner of speaking. The New York Knicks’ only superstar apparently wasn’t the biggest fan of Sasha Vujacic back in the day. But now that the two are teammates, he’s all about giving Sasha some love. Per the New York Daily News‘s Frank Isola: Carmelo Anthony has a history [...]

October 12, 2015 admin Blogs 0

Brad Stevens Has Some Tough Decisions to Make

Brad Stevens Has Some Tough Decisions to Make

The Boston Celtics are, on paper, one of the NBA’s most intriguing teams heading into 2015-16. This is both a good and bad thing. The Celtics are intriguing because they’re so damn deep, and that’s good. But that leaves head coach Brad Stevens with the task of deciding whom to play, and that’s a steep [...]

October 12, 2015 admin Blogs 0

Kings Looking Like Dark Horse Playoff Contenders

Kings Looking Like Dark Horse Playoff Contenders

As yet another NBA season shapes up, and the fanbases of 30 cities hold their breaths to find out how their teams will fare this year, the predicament of those in sunny Sacramento is an interesting one. The franchise is steeped in mediocrity in terms of performance on the court, and has a history of [...]

October 12, 2015 admin Blogs, Daanyal Saeed 0

LaMarcus Aldridge Admits He Doesn’t Handle Change Well

LaMarcus Aldridge Admits He Doesn’t Handle Change Well

LaMarcus Aldridge is set in his ways—which is important, because his ways aren’t yet the San Antonio Spurs’ ways. After nine years with the Portland Trail Blazers, Aldridge decided to journey elsewhere in free agency over the summer. It seemed like a no-brainer decision. The Blazers started stripping down their contention-ready roster and gearing up [...]

October 12, 2015 admin Blogs 0

So Yeah, DeMarcus Cousins Isn’t About This Whole Center Thing

So Yeah, DeMarcus Cousins Isn’t About This Whole Center Thing

Don’t you dare tether DeMarcus Cousins to one position. Clearly, he’s a multipositional bastion, a versatile and venomous NBA superstar that can play any spot he wants to. Allow me to explain. Rather, allow Cousins himself to explain, per the Sacramento Bee‘s Jason Jones (h/t CBS Sports): “I don’t really consider myself a center,” Cousins [...]

October 12, 2015 admin Blogs 0

Asik Injury, While Not Ideal, Gives Pelicans Chance to Experiment

Asik Injury, While Not Ideal, Gives Pelicans Chance to Experiment

The NBA’s preseason has not been kind to the New Orleans Pelicans’ big men. First Alexis Ajinca went down with a right hamstring strain, which, per a team announcement, is expected to sideline him for the next four to six weeks. Now, to make matters worse, starting center/$60 million man Omer Asik is projected to [...]

October 9, 2015 admin Blogs 0